pour Homme
Fragrance notes
Character
A low wooden table holds a glass of dark rum beside a steaming cup of tea. The air is cool through the open window, the kind of night that asks for sleeves and a heavy coat. Bergamot and lime brighten the first breath, but ginger warms it fast. The drink on the table explains the heart of the room. Rum soaks into lavender and orris, while cinnamon and cumin turn the air sharp and dry. Myrrh pulls the sweetness toward something resinous and old. No sugar sits on the table. The scent feels like the wood of the furniture and the stone of the hearth, not like a pastry or a shop.
Incense curls upward as sandalwood and labdanum settle into amber and musk. The room smells of smoke and balsam, green and aromatic at once, with iris lending a soft earthiness to the heavier notes. It is a fragrance for the man who leans against the mantel with a glass in hand, content to let the night stretch on while the fire crackles and the cold stays on the other side of the glass.
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